Fluoride accumulates in the pineal gland, and can dramatically affect sexual maturity.

It doesn’t calcify it. It fluoridates it. And mottles it to a fare-thee-well.

Jennifer Luke (“Fluoride Deposition in the Aged Human Pineal Gland,” 2001) wrote …

“This study has added new knowledge to the fate and distribution of fluoride in the body. It has shown for the first time that fluoride readily accumulates in the human pineal gland although there was considerable inter-individual variation (14-875 mg F/kg). By old age, the average pineal gland contains about the same amount of fluoride as teeth (300 mg F/kg) since dentine and whole enamel contain 300 and 100 mg F/kg, respectively (Newbrun, 1986). Unlike brain capillaries, pineal capillaries allow the free passage of fluoride through the endothelium. If there had been a bloodstream barrier in the pineal, it would have prevented the passage of fluoride into the pinealocytes and the pineal fluoride content would have been similar to or lower than muscle. This was obviously not the case: the fluoride concentration of the pineal was significantly higher (p<0.001) than muscle. The high fluoride levels in the pineal are presumably due to the large surface area of the HA crystallites both intra- and extracellularly. In addition, the pineal has a profuse blood flow and high capillary density, pineal blood flow (4 ml/min/g) is second only to the kidney (Arendt, 19951)." Prof. Paul Connett (Mar. 27, 2001) commented … "When Luke found out that the pineal gland – a little gland in the center of the brain, responsible for a very large range of regulating activities (it produces serotonin and melatonin) – was also a calcifying tissue, like the teeth and the bones, she hypothesized it would concentrate fluoride to very high levels. The gland is not protected by the blood brain barrier and has a very high perfusion rate of blood, second only to the kidney. "Luke had 11 cadavers analyzed in the UK. As she predicted she found astronomically high levels of fluoride in the calcium hydroxy apatite crystals produced by the gland. The average was 9000 ppm and went as high as 21,000 in one case. These levels are at, or higher, than fluoride levels in the bones of people suffering from skeletal fluorosis. It is these findings which have just been published." These findings were published way back in 2001, and haven't even slowed down the corporate-bureaucratic poisoning of the world's public tap water. "Mum's the word" in the media. . .